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C R O S S T H E B O R D E R S REPORT Cross the Borders International Study Week 28.05.–01.06.2012 Görlitz REPORT 1. Opening Speech by Prof. Dr. Georg Milbradt, former Prime Minister of Saxony (May 28th, 2012).................................................................................................................. 2 2. Dedication – Holistic approach – Liberty After Congress Letter by Prof. Irena Alperyte, Vilnius Academy of Arts (June 5th, 2012) ................................................................ 3 3. A Polish Students’ View on Let’s go Europe – International Study Week in Görlitz. Róża Różańska, studentka P. prof. M. Th. Vogta, członek polskiej Delegacji, referentka ........ 4 4. The Network’s Beginnings: Preface by UNESCO director general Federico Mayor for the Foundation of the European Network Culture and Management (1997)........................ 5 5. The European Network Culture and Management at Present (2012) ............................. 6 6. Participants at the Görlitz Study Week 2012 .............................................................. 7 7. Program A: Brain Gain through Culture? ................................................................. 10 8. Program B: Nature meets Music............................................................................. 15 9. Program C: Internationalization Strategies .............................................................. 16 10. Concerts............................................................................................................ 17 11. Schedule ........................................................................................................... 19 12. Acknowledgments............................................................................................... 23 13. Organization Committee ...................................................................................... 24 15 years European Network Culture and Management 1. Opening Speech by Prof. Dr. Georg Milbradt, former Prime Minister of Saxony (May 28th, 2012) Dear Prof. Vogt! Dear colleagues, dear students! Ladies and gentlemen! It is a great pleasure for me to celebrate with you 15 years of the European Network of Culture and Management. It was an excellent idea of the university and especially of you, dear Prof. Vogt, to introduce courses in culture and management here in Görlitz at the border of Germany and Poland, in the centre of Europe, and to organize this conference. Our old continent is growing together, the fall of the iron curtain and the accession of our eastern and south-eastern neighbours to the EU have given us a new momentum and the chance to overcome the division and to build a united Europe, a vision our forefathers dreamed of. Primarily this process is still driven by economic forces. The flow of goods, capital, services, and partially labour has grown considerably. But Europe is more than economy and commercial exchange. We must build our future not only on our economic self-interest, but also on the solid ground of our common European cultural heritage, on our shared values and on intellectual exchange of idea and views. You can feel this new European spirit here in Görlitz and Zgorzelec, a city with a very varied history, with extreme highs and lows. The motto of the EU is not as in the USA “e pluribus unum” – “Out of Many, One”, but “in varietate concordia” – “In Diversity United”. On the one hand we Europeans are diverse; we have different languages, customs, and cultures, and are proud of them. These are valuable treasures. On the other hand the common heritage and permanent cultural exchange unite us. Culture is a strong glue which can hold our continent together, especially in the time of economic or political crises. Therefore I am very pleased that the organizers have prepared such an attractive programme which fits this objective so perfectly. The number of participants, scholars and students underlines my observation. I wish all of you a pleasant stay in Görlitz and an interesting week with new insights and encounters, and last not least, a stimulating concert and a nice evening. 15 years European Network Culture and Management 2. Dedication – Holistic approach – Liberty After Congress Letter by Prof. Irena Alperyte, Vilnius Academy of Arts (June 5th, 2012) Dear Professor Vogt, It is my great pleasure to write this thank you letter and express my deepest admiration towards the International Week in Gorlitz that you organized during May 28 - June 2, 2012. The topic has been of an absolute importance and relevance to us, and we want to thank you on the behalf of the UNESCO chair for cultural management and cultural policy for being involved and therefore, made our own research examining current trends in brain gain versus brain drain situation in our own country. I personally enjoyed the artistic programme, and had a great time spending evenings in the Apollo theatre or Klingewalde. However, to me the most exciting was the educational/managerial part. What was the most striking to me? The corporate spirit of your programme! Although the schedule was really tight and full of events, your younger helpers, the students, carried out all the task with adequate diligence, tactfulness and I would say, delicacy. When summing up our possibilities for future cooperation, I would emphasize the set of certain traits that would go under the DHL abbreviation. D would represent „dedication“of your students and staff, and eagerness to always give a hand when it is needed. H would stand for holistic approach, meaning that everything that you do goes in harmony with nature, culture and ethics. I love the creative atmosphere that glides just liberalism over Klingewalde. Finally, L can mean liberty in its broader interpretation: not just mere liberalism. By Liberty I mean one‘s ability to be creative and to go after your dream to the point where it brings you. I would also like to thank you wonderful family for the nice reception and being there. Concluding what I just said, I would once again wish to thank you for the fruitfull week, and the lesson of the civic society, the contours of which we could see within your projects framework.‘ Wishing you all the best, and looking forward to our common projects, I remain Sincerely yours, Irena Alperyte Assoc Prof. Vilnius Academy of Arts 15 years European Network Culture and Management 3. A Polish Students’ View on Let’s go Europe – International Study Week in Görlitz. Róża Różańska, studentka P. prof. M. Th. Vogta, członek polskiej Delegacji, referentka Dlaczego trzeba pracować nad polityką kulturalną? Czy można metodami edukacyjnymi zmienić mentalność społeczeństwa? Jak zapobiec migracji młodych wykształconych ludzi z mniejszych miejscowości do metropolii? Jubileuszowa konferencja 15-sto lecia Europejskiej Sieci centrów Zarządzania Kulturą zorganizowana przez profesora dra hab. Matthiasa Theodora Vogta, wykładowcę polityki kulturalnej Hochschule Zittau/Görlitz umożliwiła podjęcie próby odpowiedzi na te pytania. W dniach 28 maja do 2 czerwca wykładowcy i studenci z Polski, Słowacji, Litwy, Włoch, Francji, Węgier, a także Gruzji, Mongolii i Japonii przybyli do Görlitz. Przygraniczne miasto słynie z doskonale zachowanej starówki i jest uznawane za najpiękniejsze w Niemczech. W 1997 roku Profesor Vogt wraz z kilkoma specjalistami rozpoczął proces międzynarodowej współpracy pomiędzy uczelniami chcącymi wprowadzić zarządzanie kulturą do swojej oferty studiów. Dziś European Network Culture and Management in progress liczy 21 ośrodków naukowych, lecz Profesor Vogt pragnie nadal rozwijać swoje działo. Pan Profesor od lat jest wiernie oddany szczytnym celom krzewienia wiedzy o kulturze i podnoszenia świadomości społeczeństwa w tym zakresie. Wszechstronnie wykształcony naukowiec jest muzykologiem, germanistą, filozofem i historykiem kultury. W latach 90-tych założył w odrestaurowanym dzięki jego staraniom dworze w Klingewalde Institut für Kulturelle Sachsen, który z czasem został wcielony w struktury Hochschule Zittau/ Görlitz. Program zjazdu podzielono między akademickie debaty (Brain gain through Culture) oraz koncerty młodych muzyków ponieważ wydarzeniu towarzyszyła druga odsłona projektu Nature meets Music, polegającego na współpracy między muzykami a specjalistami zajmującymi się nauką ścisłą. http://kultur.org/images/plakat.pdf. Wszystkich zainteresowanych muzycznymi szczegółami zapraszam do przeczytania recenzji na stronie portalu Polska Muza: http://polskamuza.eu/wywiady.php?id=591. Ponadto dla delegatów przygotowano interesujące wykłady (m.in. o znanym filozofie i mistyku Jakubie Böhme, mieszkającym w Görlitz). Przybyli goście dyskutowali o „drenażu mózgów” dla przyszłości europejskiej polityki kulturalnej, starając się wspólnie obrać najkorzystniejsze kierunki zmian dla sektora kultury i nauki, a tym samym zapobiec polaryzacji w społeczeństwach na kręgi obeznane z kulturą i nie mające o niej pojęcia. Referenci przedstawili badania obrazujące skalę i wielkość migracji młodych elit do miast oraz stan wiedzy o kulturze w ró żnych krajach. Wyniki nie napawają optymizmem, ale tylko od nas samych zależą przyszłe rezultaty postrzegania i roli kultury w Europie. Dziękujemy Panie Profesorze i życzymy „sto lat” temu projektowi! Pełny program konferencji jest dostępny na stronie Instytutu http://kultur.org . 15 years European Network Culture and Management 4. The Network’s Beginnings: Preface by UNESCO director general Federico Mayor for the Foundation of the European Network Culture and Management (1997) 15 years European Network Culture and Management
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